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To Gag or Not to Gag: A First Amendment Showdown in the Jan. 6 Case
A dispatch from Judge Tanya Chutkan’s gag order hearing -
Chutkan Issues Formal Gag Order on Trump
The order prohibits Trump from making public statements that target the special counsel, court staff, and witnesses. -
Trump, Presidential Immunity, and the King’s Two Bodies
Trump’s motion to dismiss the Jan. 6 indictment is the latest expression of a long-running struggle over the nature of the presidency. -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Will CISOs Have to Choose Between Getting Rich or Going to Jail?
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The Lawfare Podcast: Part Two of the PCLOB on FISA Section 702
What was the most contentious recommendation that the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board members differed on? -
The Lawfare Podcast: Part One of the PCLOB on FISA Section 702
Members of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board discuss their recent report on FISA Sec. 702. -
On Strategy, Law, and Morality in Israel’s Gaza Operation
While law restrains Israel in some ways, it does not prevent an Israeli response to Hamas that will morally discomfit not only those who hate it but many of its friends as well. -
Why a Conflicts Hearing for Trump Co-Defendant Waltine Nauta Imploded
The government sprung a new Garcia argument on Judge Cannon. She wasn’t pleased. -
Where Does the ICC Palestine Investigation Stand?
The ICC opened an ongoing investigation into the situation in Palestine in 2021. How might the current conflict affect the investigation, and vice versa? -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Bonus Episode
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The United States Faces a Test on Guantánamo Bay in Geneva
The United States has excluded most law from Guantánamo Bay for decades. It should reverse that position now and provide medical care for its declining detainees.
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